The Moment We Meet

Stories of love, hope and chance encounters by the No. 1 bestselling author

De: Sheila O'Flanagan

Narrado por: Grainne Gillis

Who you meet can change your life for ever...

A wonderful collection of short stories from Sheila O'Flanagan, Sunday Times bestselling author of THE MISSING WIFE and THE HIDEAWAY. The Moment We Meet was previously published as Destinations.

Featuring an exclusive Q&A with Sheila O'Flanagan...

Perfect for readers of Catherine Alliott and Marian Keyes.

A young PR girl has the night of her life at a glitzy work event and finds more than just her face splashed across the newspapers the next day.

Two women listen in on each other's phone calls and learn more about themselves than they ever expected.

And a wife faces up to the truth that her husband isn't a man she feels safe with.

Everyone aboard this train is on a journey - and they all have a story to tell...


Praise for Sheila O'Flanagan's bestselling novels:

'Wonderfully escapist...captivating' Daily Express

'A beautiful backdrop to the story of a woman finding acceptance and new beginnings' Woman & Home

'A hugely enjoyable romance, written with pace and heart' Sunday Mirror

'Page-turner' Bella

'I read the book in one sitting as it was so enjoyable, full of romance and kept you riveted until the last page' Woman's Way

(P)2018 Headline Publishing Group Ltd©2003 Sheila O'Flanagan

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Praise for Sheila O'Flanagan: 'The perfect book to take on your summer hols'

Wonderfully escapist...a captivating, sun-soaked read'

A hugely enjoyable romance, written with pace and heart

A beautiful backdrop to the story of a woman finding acceptance and new beginnings

This GONE GIRL-esque novel will have you gripped until the very end

I read the book in one sitting as it was so enjoyable, full of romance and kept you riveted until the last page

Page-turner

An exciting love story with a deliciously romantic denouement

This is the worse audiobook

I wish I never wasted the time. The person who spoke this book is sad. Don't waste your credit on it.